High_School_Violence

High School Violence Will Extreme Measures at High Schools Stop Teen Violence' Presented By: Brian Fisher, Jude Gentsch, Sharon McElmeel, Lacy Schilkofski Table of Contents SUMMARY 4 PURPOSE 5 SCOPE 6 LIMITATIONS 6 JUSTIFICATIONS 6 RELATED PUBLICATIONS 7 PRESENT STUDY 9 INTERVIEW INFORMATION 10 THE CHANGING AMERICAN SCHOOLS 10 THREAT OF TEEN VIOLENCE 11 PROBLEMS BEGINNING AT HOME 12 TEENAGERS LEARNING VIOLENCE 13 VIOLENCE FROM THE MEDIA 13 GUNS IN AMERICAN SOCIETY 14 DRUG AND ALCOHOL USE AND TEEN VIOLENCE 15 GANGS AND VIOLENCE 15 MEASURES TO ENSURE SCHOOL SAFETY 16 METAL DETECTORS IN THE SCHOOL 16 WARNING SIGNS OF A TROUBLED CHILD 17 CONCLUSIONS 17 RECOMMENDATIONS 17 WORKS CITED 19 Memorandum To: Mr. Koehl and Mrs. Hovey From: Group #1 Date: 4/8/2003 Re: Memo of Transmittal The following report is the written portion of an overall English and Business Communication presentation. This report is a requirement for the class. The topic covered is school safety. Jude Gentsch, Brian Fisher, Lacy Schilkofski, and Sharon McElmeel researched this topic of school safety different ways. Various sources including the Internet, library books, and current magazines were used to gain information for the report. Each group member interviewed at least two people. Persons interviewed include Normal Community High School\'s Officer Jeff Caughron, Dr. Alan Chapman, and Mr. Dotzert. Students were also interview to understand what the student population believes is good or bad about the safety of NCHS. The information collected was used for this report and presentation. It is our hope through this violence, school, schools, teen, teenagers, students, violent, guns, parents, report, group, safety, problems, about, high, security, need, information, detectors, place, one, help, metal, measures, different, teenager, signs, children, alcohol, warning, outside, out, nchs, media, kids